Sentence examples for position of owing from inspiring English sources

It certainly seems unwise for Clinton to have put herself in the position of owing a big favor to the King of Morocco, a country with human-rights issues, while contemplating a Presidential run.

I could have worked as a waiter, but if you need time off from that, you have to "trade shifts" with someone, which puts you in the awful position of owing someone a favor.

The Liberal Democrats are in the happier position of owing only £1.1m.The dire position of the two big parties suggests that the current arrangements for financing politics are broken beyond repair.

"She created this mess and she knows it". It certainly seems unwise for Clinton to have put herself in the position of owing a big favor to the King of Morocco, a country with human-rights issues, while contemplating a Presidential run.

In doing this, he gave God more than he owed God; and so, on Anselm's view, put God in the position of owing him something.

He looks like he has everyone's balls in his fist, and this is a very alpha-male drama, with just one female musician visible, casually and offensively accused of owing her position in the band to being cute.

The hosts' position of strength owes a great deal to the supreme efforts of emerging star Azhar, who batted for just under nine hours in a fine exhibition of patience and skill to post his highest first-class score.

Most Afghans now in positions of influence owe their jobs, and often their riches, to the president.

Still others cherish the goal of a tenured academic position but, owing to stiff competition, take decades to get there.

As the scan rate increased, the shape of all the curves is still maintained with a little shift of the peaks position owing to the polarization behavior of the electrodes [35].

Data were aggregated into one-degree grid cells because of limited accuracy in reported catch position owing to the length of longlines.